SURGICAL FORMS AND RECORDS
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Transcript SURGICAL FORMS AND RECORDS
SURGICAL FORMS
AND RECORDS
TERMINAL OBJECTIVE:
Complete selected
forms and records
ENABLING OBJECTIVES
1. Given simulated data, complete
surgical forms and records
2. Prepare surgical forms and
records for use during a surgical
procedure
PURPOSE:
Documentation
Verbal communication
between patients and health
care providers does not
constitute legal evidence in a
court of law
Records identify what
occurred and what didn’t
occur
Purpose
Means of communication between
providers during course of
treatment
Standard Form 515
(Tissue Examination)
Intraoperative record of any tissue
or item removed from patient during
procedure
Can be used for more than one
tissue specimen
Appendix
Gallbladder
Bullet
Standard Form 515
(Tissue Examination)
Labeled in the order removed
Specimens labeled using letters
First specimen labeled “A”,
etc… A
Standard Form 515
(Tissue Examination)
Cultures labeled using numbers
First culture labeled “1”, etc…
1
Standard Form 515
(Tissue Examination)
Additional documentation is
required on any specimen that is
tagged identifying a specific margin
or location
Breast tumor
Standard Form 515
(Tissue Examination)
Pertinent information required
Surgeon’s name
Name of specimen
Clinical history
Diagnoses:
Specimen Labels
Addressographed self adhesive
labels
Used one per specimen obtained
during surgical procedure
Label made by patient runner or
nurse on arrival of patient to
holding area
Specimen Labels
Clearly labeled with:
Patient name
Hospital register number
Social Security number
Type of specimen
Operating room number
Surgeon’s name
Standard Form 516
(Operation Report)
Records the number of personnel
involved inside that operating room
Surgeon
First/Second Assistant
Anesthesia provider
Nurses
Technologists: Scrub, Circulator,
Students
Circulating nurse
Surgeon
1st assist
Student
scrub
2nd assist
Staff
scrub
Standard Form 516
(Operation Report)
Pertinent information
Times
Start and stops of:
Anesthesia
Operation
Diagnosis
Preoperative
Operative
Standard Form 516
(Operation Report)
Sponge count
Drains
Operation
Procedure performed
Description
Standard Form 516
(Operation Report)
Wound classification
Implants
Specimens
Cultures
Complications
Tourniquet times
Sponge, Needle, and Small
Count Sheet
Hospital specific
Intraoperative for counted
items added to the sterile field
Sponges
Needles
Small count items
Sponge, Needle, and Small
Count Sheet
Technologist adding items to sterile
field should:
Initial above item added
Place his/her signature in space
provided
Sponge, Needle, and Small
Count Sheet
Documentation of relief count is
done on bottom of worksheet
Completion of all appropriate
counts by O.R. nurse is
documented with word CORRECT
or INCORRECT on SF 516
Laboratory Requests
Hematology
CBC
Differential
Platelets
Microbiology
Cultures/Smears
Blood Gas Analysis-ph
Standard Form 518
Blood or Blood Component
Transfusion-used to request blood
and components
Can only be requested by:
Medical/Dental officers
Anesthesia providers
Verbal order may be taken by
registered nurse
Newborn
paperwork
Used during C-sections:
Operating room
L&D
Newborn I.D. Sheet
Baby’s ID band
Blood Bank/Cord Blood request
Serology request
Standard Form 522
Request for Admission of
Anesthesia and Performance of
Operation/Other procedures
Informed consent to administer
anesthesia and perform operative
procedure
Standard Form 522
Describes the procedure in
laymen’s terms
Signed:
Patient
Parent
Legal guardian
Standard Form 522
Witnessed by someone that is not a
member of the operating team.
Surgical procedure performed
without signed witnessed informed
consent
Standard Form 522
Surgeon is ultimately responsible
for obtaining consent
Signed prior to pre-operative
medications
Standard Form 519-A
Radiological Consultation Request
Used for X-Rays to be taken
Fractures
Cholangiograms
Placement of catheters
Lost countable items
Incident Report
Used to document an injury
to a patient or caregiver
Complete and accurate
record of events
Part of departmental quality
improvement and risk
management program
REVIEW AND SUMMARY
SURGICAL FORMS
AND RECORDS
If you didn’t write it down?
It didn’t happen!
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